One colour batch for the whole order
All units are plated in a single PVD run, even if it means waiting for capacity.
If skippedTwo batches, two tints, and the store's own lighting puts them next to each other on the same wall.
Fixtures for retail stores:
the same part,
thirty times
A roll-out fails on the differences, not on the design. Unit one and unit thirty have to be the same object, in the same colour, arriving in the order the store will be fitted.
Fabricated in 304 or 316L in our own factory in Foshan, then trial-assembled before packing.
- Order size
- 30–120 pcs / store
- Lead time
- 30–45 days
- Drawing check
- 48 h
- Store-to-store
- Identical
01
What a store fit-out needs
Retail is the opposite problem to a lobby: the parts repeat. Repetition is easy to make and hard to make identical.
| Element | What it is | Hard part | Tolerance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Display fixtureA freestanding frame holding product | Welded tube or folded frame, often with a shelf in metal and stone. | Unit four must be indistinguishable from unit one after a month of use. | ±0.5 mm between units |
| Cash wrapThe counter where customers pay | Clad front and counter top, cable routes, drawer openings. | The front is visible at 600 mm; every weld shows at that distance. | Weld dressed, no filler visible |
| Wall systemSlotted or rail-based display wall | Perforated or slotted panels on a concealed rail. | Hole pitch must stay true over 6 m or every shelf leans. | Pitch ±0.2 mm over 6 m |
| PlinthThe raised base a display sits on | Irregular shapes, mitred corners, sometimes lit. | Mitres must close on a shape that is not a rectangle. | Mitre gap ≤ 0.5 mm |
| Signage surroundThe metal frame around the brand sign | Folded channel, concealed fixings, no visible fasteners. | It is the one part photographed by every customer. | Face flatness 0.8 mm / m |
02
How a roll-out runs
The whole job is built once, then repeated. The template is the product; the units are copies of it.
D0
Template intake
Drawing team
Questions in 48 h
D1–7
Prototype unit
Sample cell
One finished unit you approve
D8–14
Jigs and fixtures
Tooling
Welding jigs that hold every copy to the prototype
D15–32
Batch production
Laser · brake · TIG
Job card per unit, first-part check per batch
D33–40
Finish
PVD · powder · brush
One batch per colour, no splitting
D41–45
Pack by store
Packing
Carton per zone, drawing in every carton
Jigs are the difference between a roll-out and thirty handmade objects. Without a welding jig, unit nineteen is 4 mm wider than unit one, and nobody notices until they stand side by side in the same store.
03
What goes wrong in retail
Packed by store, then by zone
Cartons are labelled to store and to install zone, with a location drawing inside.
If skippedA five-store roll-out opens on four dates because one store's crates were loaded last.
Weld dressing is part of the price
Every visible weld is dressed and finished before plating. It is not an extra.
If skippedFiller shows through a mirror finish as a grey ghost, and it cannot be polished out after plating.
04
A store we can show
One store, 120 fixtures, packed by zone.
FIG. 02.1Street elevation — the fins folded in one run, not cut
FIG. 02.2Concourse columns, clad in one batch
02.3 · to be shotOne zone of a store's fixtures, laid flat on the shop floor before packing. Photograph to come. We would rather leave the frame empty than fill it with a store that is not this one.
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